instructions are displayed on the screen watching webex. those on the line, press star 3 to be added to the queue and those watching on webex, click raise hand to be placed in the queue to speak. our moderator will notify of callers in the queue at this time. >> board secretary, we have two callers on the phone line, zero callers entered the queue at this time. >> thank you moderator. hearing no further callers, public comment is now closed. >> good to hear. thank you. i keep forgetting we got phone lines too. okay. general public comment is now closed. we are now going to take a vote for the approval of our minutes as presented. >> roll call vote starting with vice president zvanski, aye. commissioner cremen, aye. supervisor dorsey, aye. commissioner howard, aye. commissioner sass, aye. commissioner wilson, aye. with that, unanimous vote. >> okay. thank you. good to know. and now number 5. >> item 5, president reportism this is discussion item and presented by vice president zvanski. >> thank you all for joining us today. our open enrollme

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are there any-no hands raised on webex, so public comment is closed. commissioners. >> colleagues, do i hear a motion and second for approval? >> so move. >> second. >> if you have a comment, you can comment. sorry, forgot to give you a chance to comment. a second from commissioner wintraub. all in favor aye. opposed? pass unanimously. >> thank you commissioners. >> we are on item 8, jackson playground improvement project donor recognition plan. >> good morning president anderson, commissions, director. commissioner liaison summers. my name is tamar with rec and park department with my colleague noah levy from planning and capital division and jackson playground design team to present item 8. the discussion and possible action to approve the donor recognition plan to recognize donors who support the renovation of jackson playground. jackson playground built 112 years ago and inhabits the entire block bounded by mariposa, 17th, carolina and arkansas street. the park is situated-- on the northern base of potrero hill and mission bay and serve a rapidly g

members who wish to provide comment dial star 3 on the phone or click raise hand in webex. have three minutes. moderator, do we have remote public comments? for the record, there are no remote public comments. this concludes public comment. >> alright. let's call item 4. >> item 4, action item, vote on proposed rate reduction and rate 2025 and rate credit for rate year 20 24. >> so, i will say a few introductory words and recology will go into details, but we made significant improvement in rate monitoring, especially around rate reporting requirements and invested in analytical staff at recology to support this additional rate monitoring and reporting so the good news is that is working. i think the q2 rates reports we flagged variance in the new reports and reviewing recology discovered material mistakes, one being related to overstated lease cost related to revenue projections under estimated anticipated revenues. they combined errors are approximately $10.8 million in the first rate year, and $13 million rate year 2025. in terms of mitigating this, our new rate setting

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webex will remain on but participant will vacate the room to greet the recruits as well. thank you.e now reconvene in open session and continue with chief pang's report. >> okay, i am deputy chief simon pang. and continuing, this is a big lift for us. again we're talking about having our street crisis response team funded by medical and up to now, it's chief mason by himself meeting weekly with members of the health department to try to get this done but we're part of the latest cohort of the harvard performance lab and their task is to assist us in project managing this. we don't have a time line it's very difficult and the end tack team which is a team that is contracted through state federal too get over the finish line. chief mason has been meeting them virtually and on the phone. there is different degrees of support from these various groups. we got them all in one room together. they did ride along with our teams, they were impressed. we had lunch with them, we don't know where chief sloan went when this photo was snapped. but now everybody pulling in the same direction. so t

it seems that link to the webex feed. it's been reestablished so we'll pick back up. let's see. and the public is always welcome to submit comments in writing via our email address of public works commission at sf, dpw, .org or by mail to 49 south van ness, suite 1600, san francisco, california behalf of the commission, we extend our thanks to sfgovtv building management and media services staff for supporting this meeting. chair post, thank you. before calling the next item, i woul like to amend today's agenda as follows i would like to suggest we postpone item six, the public works capital right of way infrastructure projects, coordination efforts to the december 9th meeting. commissioner wolford had requested this presentation and was unable to by8e here today. e does anticipate being able to attend on the ninth. and so i'd like to suggest we move that item to that meeting. are there any objections to that? great. thank you, chair post, because that is postponing. we will need a motion here. public comment and have a vote. alrighty. if there's no discussion, i will move to mo

] you commissioners, item 7 advisory council report presented by diane lawrence who is joining via webex. >> good mornings, commissioners, executive director dearman. i apologize for not beng here but i think i have a slight flu shot reaction, thought best to stay in. i want to congratulate the employee of the month. council met at two reports one ÷/and one on september. so, met executive director dearman gave a department update. the nominatoring committee discussion was held ref rensing the 2022 updated bylaw provisions. there are four officers we are looking for to fill the roles vice president, secretary, and we will--the nominating committee will be voted on in the october meeting. the lgbtq plus report included discussion of the use of w a mo lgbtq plus communities. new building on market street is 55 unit building with--the project will double the number of units provided by open house and open to all meof the community. there is still cfl--priorities there was updates by the members of ó3 we met again in september the usual meeting and again, executive dearman gave a thorough dep

the webex say they couldn't have done this without the help of the community. >> we felt loved.he police, the firemen, the doctors that tried to save alex, that day are all here. this is just really a big community celebration of his life. so it feels really it feels really good. >> in larkspur, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, day to day. yes. >> can't complain. this is like that postcard weather where tourists come into town and we're like, it's always like this. no, of course it's always like ocean beach. amazing, right? >> yeah. >> bill martin's out there probably right now somewhere. >> this is a good opportunity to mention that we do have an advisory later this afternoon for our coastline. those sneaker waves, as well as rip currents will be with us, or at least increased over the next day or so. how about the pattern in place? we do have that low park to the east of us, the one that brought us a little bit of rain. now high pressure strengthening in. we are sandwiched right between that pattern this time of year that brings the off shore flow and increas

and then we have one speaker, kevin drew will be joining us through webex. let's see. hello there. can you give me a sign if you're hearing me, we're able to hear you. okay. good enough. i'm coming to you all the way from brazil, jack. but i just wanted to thank the commission for bringing this motion forward, because it sheds light on an amazing colleague. as you've already heard, jack macy, who? and in so doing, it reflects approvingly on the department. the city, the state and the nation. for crying out loud. and those last three, the city, the state and the nation need all the help they can get and all the positive recognition they can get. and it's jack's commitment to our shared environmental that reaches around the world. he's carried the department and all of his colleagues with him as he's pushed through some of the most amazing, creative and beneficial environmental programs in the world. you know? fan three we've already talked about short for fantastic three was our humble little, you know, system that picked up discards from businesses and residents alike. and it was j